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Man arrested after threatening to ‘shoot and bomb' Middle Eastern people in California park, authorities say
Robert Avery, 33, who is white, allegedly yelled racial slurs at “park goers of Middle Eastern descent” and threatened to “shoot and bomb” them at Heron Landing Park in Rancho Cordova.
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Sacramento skate park named for Tyre Nichols
Officials have dedicated a California skate park in honor of Tyre Nichols, a Black man prosecutors say was beaten to death last Janaury by police officers in Memphis, Tennessee. An avid skateboarder, Nichols spent a lot of time as a youth at a skate park on the outskirts of Sacramento. City officials and others held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Sunday for...
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Migrants flown to California receive assistance as state weighs charges against DeSantis administration
Religious groups worked Tuesday to feed and house South American migrants who were flown to Sacramento under allegedly false pretenses.
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California Capitol Warned of Credible Threat
Operations continued at other location following the notification from the CHP. Conan Nolan reports for the NBC4 News at 11 a.m. on Thursday April 13, 2023.
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Arrest Made in 2 Sacramento Area Shootings and Threat at California Capitol Building
The California Capitol building in Sacramento was notified Thursday morning of a “credible threat,” and anyone in the building has been asked to remain in place during the investigation.
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Sacramento Helicopter Crash Tied to Possible Theft Attempt
A photographer for NBC affiliate KCRA of Sacramento described the helicopter as “totaled” after observing it on its side, the station reported.
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NewsConference: Sacramento Vs. Surf City USA
Governor Gavin Newsom and Attorney General Rob Bonta go after Huntington Beach on the issue of housing that they aren’t building any. NBC4’s Conan Nolan talks with Tony Strickland a former California legislator who is now the Mayor of Huntington Beach.
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California Tech Industry Faces Constitutional Challenge Over Protecting Children Online
From Sacramento to the nation’s capital, courts and legislators are deciding how to balance the right to freedom of speech with real-world harm.
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NewsConference: Laws to Transform Social Media?
The U.S. Supreme Court hears two cases one involving Twitter another YouTube that could transform social media. The justices to decide if companies can be sued for personalizing what you see online. NBC4’s Conan Nolan talks with the author of a bill Assemblywoman Buffy Wicks (D) Oakland and State Senator Nancy Skinner (D) Berkeley who is proposing her own new...
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‘Everyone Loved Him': Tyre Nichols Remembered as Beautiful Soul With Creative Eye
Tyre Nichols was killed by police in Memphis after they pulled him over Jan. 7.
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2nd Term: California's Newsom Draws “Battle Lines” With GOP
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has kicked off his second term by comparing his leadership style to that of Republican governors and former President Donald Trump. The Democratic governor’s inaugural address crafted California as a beacon for freedom amid a rising tide of oppression taking hold in other statehouses. He chose Jan. 6 for his inaugural events to draw a contrast...
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California Man Arrested for String of Bank Robberies While Claiming to Be Armed With Bomb
California detectives on Monday arrested a Sacramento County man suspected of robbing two banks in two separate cities while claiming to be armed with a bomb strapped to his chest.
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Teens Rescued After Roller Coaster Stalls Mid-ride and Traps Guests 65 Feet in the Air
Four teenagers were rescued from a roller coaster Monday evening after it became stuck at a California amusement park.
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‘Flaming Basketball' Caught on Cam Falling From the Sky May Have Been Meteorite That Set Ablaze California Home
A possible meteorite caught on video that “looks like a flaming basketball” falling from the sky may have destroyed a Northern California man’s home last week.
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California Teacher Allegedly Harbored Missing Teen for 2 Years
A Northern California teacher has been arrested in connection with harboring a missing teen for nearly two years.